I am writing this hub because I was recently introduced to a very talented band named ‘And Kings Will
Come From Your Body’. The artist is a guy named Taylor. On his profile on Jamendo (link below), he describes himself
as a ‘self-taught musician who writes and produces electronic synth pop out of his dorm room’. So far, And Kings
Will Come From Your Body has put out 3 albums. All of you who enjoy Christian music mixed in with a little pop sound to
it, this is definitely an artist to take a listen to. Please read on to find out more about this talented artist and a
way to listen to all hi’s music for FREE listen and FREE download!

A Little History

As I said
above, the artist's name is Taylor, my friend. He has been writing lyrics for songs longer than he has been playing
music. He attends JBU, John Brown University in Siloam Springs, Arkansas. While at JBU, Taylor realized that the lyrics
of the songs he had been writing could now, in his power, be turned into actual songs. Being a one man band, it took
some practice to learn the different instruments he wanted the songs to be played to. He learned up on music theory and
on different keyboard techniques and he had it down. All he needed now was a little help! With the help of some JBU
professors, Taylor had music basically in his pocket! One song led to another, and then poof, he made 3 albums
recorded.

The Sound

The genre of And Kings Will Come From Your Body is synth pop. In a nutshell,
this means that Taylor records Christian music with a pop sound to it. Do not get it confused with Christian music; it
is Christian music as in songs but in a synth pop sound. Some songs that tTaylor records are older hymns such as ‘Be
Thou My Vision’, which was Taylor'’s first song made from scratch. Another song like ‘So Are You’ was recorded
with a little help from pre-recorded sounds. Some reviews say the music sounds “Enchanting, magical at times,
synthesiser, pop, album filled with outstanding, atmospheric, vocals and lyrics that captivate your imagination” and
another reads “As to be expected totally beautiful pop from the start to stop”. So as you can see, this music, in
summary, is interesting, yet inspiring.